Who We Are

WeGrow works in the financial inclusion space providing microloans and promoting entrepreneurship amongst the vulnerable section of the society.

Vision

To build a financially inclusive society by providing quality financial services and other holistic development initiatives for the underprivileged section (specially women).

Mission

To offer reasonable, accessible and affordable financial services to 2,00,000 financially vulnerable population by the year 2025 across the eastern & north eastern states in India in order to enhance their quality of life.

Values

  • Wellbeing of clients

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  • Excellence in service delivery

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  • Good Governance

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  • Responsible behavior

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  • Openness

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  • Work and Grow

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Objective

  • To facilitate a financially empowered, independent society
  • To bring about economic self-sufficiency, along with a holistic development in terms of education, health care and social dignity through community participation
  • Increase availability of wider range of micro finance services & improve ability of underprivileged women for efficient use of such services through knowledge sharing
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  • To improve the quality of life of the target population by helping them to translate their livelihood skills into action in a sustainable manner
  • To reduce genderdisparity through suitable advocacy strategies
Genesis
  • 2018

    Felicitated with the award for having the “Highest Portfolio in West Bengal ”

  • 2017

    25Cr. Portfolio reached.

  • 2016

    32k members reached.

  • 2012

    10k members reached; Credit plus activities initiated.

  • 2009

    Reached up to 5k members, Support of SIDBI was roped in.

  • 2006

    Operations Initiated; First branch opened at Basirhat.

Genesis

With the vision of building a happy and prosperous society through the overall development of poor women, Belghoria Janakalyan Society set off its microfinance service under the able leadership of its chief promoter Shri Bishwajit Das in 2006.

Spread across 6 districts covering both South and North Bengal in its 13 long years of existence with 27 branches, it champions itself as providing ethical microfinance to the poor, marginalized and underprivileged section of the society, especially women. It has a client base of 28,852 with a present portfolio of 4,329.04 Lakhs.

With one field office at Basirhat, 5 Staffs, 3Lakhs loan disbursed to 60 Clients the ball was set rolling in 2006. And then year after year each annual report saw figures scaling. Hence there came a need to perform more efficiently, bringing about self-sustainability and profitability, surviving in an increasing competitive microfinance market place and above all paying more attention to customer needs. This coupled with a regulatory environment, enabled BJS’s transformation from an NGO MFI to a NBFC in the year 2019.